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From my review of Bursanet and personal approach as an experienced trader, I could not find any information or evidence suggesting they offer an Islamic, swap-free account option. This is crucial for traders who follow Shariah principles, as standard accounts typically incur overnight swap or rollover fees, which are not compliant with Islamic finance guidelines. When evaluating a broker, especially one not regulated by a recognized authority, I believe transparency about account types, all fees, and support for diverse trader needs is absolutely essential. In my experience, the absence of regulatory oversight with Bursanet already gives me pause when considering them for any type of specialized account, including Islamic accounts. Unregulated brokers are generally less inclined to offer the account flexibility and consumer protections that regulated ones might. Furthermore, Bursanet lacks a demo account and does not mention swap-free trading options in any of their available features or educational resources. For me, this represents a significant shortcoming if you require compliance with Islamic trading principles. If an Islamic account is a necessity for you, it’s wise to approach Bursanet with caution and consider seeking a regulated broker that explicitly offers swap-free options and can provide written confirmation of such features.